What is the difference between a spigot and a hose bib?

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A spigot and a hose bib are terms often used interchangeably, but they have slight differences:

  • Spigot: Generally refers to any outdoor water fixture used to control water flow. It’s a broader term that can include various types of outdoor faucets.
  • Hose Bib: Specifically refers to an outdoor faucet with threads that allow a hose to be attached. It is a type of spigot designed for hose connections.

For a more comprehensive comparison between spigots and hose bibs, check this blog post.

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